Sheltered

I've spent 60+ hours on this game on steam, (no noticeable difference when compared to the GoG copy) I've played this after a this war of mine binge. I heartily recommend that game over this one. there isn't much depth to the gameplay, and every playthough will be the same. There can be fun in the repetition, and tweaking efficiency, but only if you gain fun from that sort of thing; otherwise, you will likely be disappointed.

Hard for the wrong reasons. The difficulty seems artificial and not motivated by much logic.

First of all, some of the reviews that say this is not updated, this is not true. It is as updated as the Steam version. Now that's cleared, let's get to the meat of it. This game is deep and well made. Very customizable. Any survival fanatics should have this game in their library. I highly, highly recommend this game to nervously chew at your nails, waiting for a successful expedition or rain to fall. If you are curious still, please do get it. It's a gem

I spent far too many hours with this game. Which tells me that at one hand, the game has potential, but at the other hand its shortcomings hurt a lot, because the game just falls short of its potential. Shortcomings: - Quests are undwerhelming fetch quests. - Not streamlined: if you send out a party to the wasteland you will get a call for every location they pass if they should to search it and then another call aksing you to examie the items. Effectively, you spend most of the time stupidly clicking on the radio. Instead, the game should offer some automization options, like: search every location, take everything you can and let me decide about the rest. The lack of automization shows itself also in how you need to manage the inhabitans of your bunker: it should be possible to assign a person to repair everything in your bunker if they are idle, or to train whenever they don't do anything useful. The way it is currently, you just keep doing busy work. - Useless encounters. I ended up trying to avoid encounters as often as possible. Not because they are so dangerous, but because the encounters take forever and are totally boring. First, you must click 'confirm' for no reason in every encounter. Second, the combat is extremely bare bones. Third, recruits outside the shelter are always trash. Fourth, sometimes there are forced encounters - you can auto-resolve them, but that may lead to the death of one of your crew, so in the end you probably want to get involved in each one of them. Which doesn't help make them less boring.

I can confirm that the current version of this game available on GOG is 1.9. I haven't played it yet but judging by Steam rating I'm giving it 5/5 to balance old and outdated ratings.